Fully heartedly agree with the Leif Coach. Karsten is a genius. His brain function is other worldly. So cool- also what great cognitive achievement. Totes want to be bff’s.
I must admit to bursting out laughing when i saw the title to this video..... I think it is time for 'Trans World Sport' to change its name because 'trans' does not mean the same thing now haha.
@@onigbajamo oh yes it is, especially English which evolves at a surprising pace with dozens of new words, or new meanings for old words, entering dictionaries each year.
@@david2804me Oh, and btw, if you insist on dying on the "words only have one meaning" hill, then you need to stop calling our language "English." That word refers only to people from England. Try to follow your own logic.
@@bobthabuilda1525 Huh? I have an idea that this is a reply to someone else's comment but I cannot be sure because i don't really know what you are saying. Nevertheless, the word 'English' in reference to the language remains its name wherever it is spoken.... even when it is spoken a little less well like in the US, it is still called English. What did you think it was called outside of England?
@@filipfossum763 if he were to take at least 14 steps and alternate his lead leg he would certainly break the record. he has no choice. you can't break records when you chop your stride 3, 4, 5 times in a race.
@@OriginalPuro I was a coach. and I know the science of sprinting....you don't have to be a record holder to know what the runner does wrong. I bet even Warholm agrees with me...
And now he's the WR holder...
Absolute genius. Fantastic athlete, so dedicated, so talented.
47.65 in 2018, 46.92 in 2019...to be cont..
46.87
46.70
@@nuiseksan4689 45.94
42.99
The best, in performance and attitude.
Fully heartedly agree with the Leif Coach. Karsten is a genius. His brain function is other worldly. So cool- also what great cognitive achievement. Totes want to be bff’s.
And he did impossible 45 seconds on hurdles!!!
Watch Samba at the Olympics next year. 💟🇿🇦
@FromRussiaWithLove he was actually injured. In 2018 he always beat Karsten Warholm.
@@PresbianTier 2018 is a long time ago. Karsten took big strides since then and has been the best for over a year now.
Still watching Samba at the expense of Warholm?
There was no olympics this year 2020
Karsten will smoke Samba in every championship final
Sorry, but I want to know what kind of products he uses on his hair.
C'mon always have nice hair days
I must admit to bursting out laughing when i saw the title to this video..... I think it is time for 'Trans World Sport' to change its name because 'trans' does not mean the same thing now haha.
Not how language works.
@@onigbajamo oh yes it is, especially English which evolves at a surprising pace with dozens of new words, or new meanings for old words, entering dictionaries each year.
@@david2804me The same word can mean different things in different contexts. So no, it's not.
@@david2804me Oh, and btw, if you insist on dying on the "words only have one meaning" hill, then you need to stop calling our language "English." That word refers only to people from England. Try to follow your own logic.
@@bobthabuilda1525 Huh? I have an idea that this is a reply to someone else's comment but I cannot be sure because i don't really know what you are saying. Nevertheless, the word 'English' in reference to the language remains its name wherever it is spoken.... even when it is spoken a little less well like in the US, it is still called English. What did you think it was called outside of England?
Is he trans,just asking?
Sounds and look like a man to me.. Are u suggesting a woman can can run that fast?
no
@Jeremy Davidson I think the question is because the channel is called "Trans World Sport"
With that voice?
lousy hurdlers....takes 15 steps in last 3 or 4 hurdles...too much stutter steps.
And yet still the 2nd fastest runner on 400m hurdles in the history..
@@filipfossum763 if he were to take at least 14 steps and alternate his lead leg he would certainly break the record. he has no choice. you can't break records when you chop your stride 3, 4, 5 times in a race.
@@cirosuperiore How would you know, have you ever beaten a world record and can speak from experience?
Then don't.
@@OriginalPuro I was a coach. and I know the science of sprinting....you don't have to be a record holder to know what the runner does wrong. I bet even Warholm agrees with me...
Blind leading the Blind he runs 13 all around now :)